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Newspaper

Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1904

Page

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St Johns Institute Prepares Fiftieth Anniversary

The St Johns Literary Institute of East Cambridge plans its 50th anniversary October 1 to 3. Founded to promote physical, mental, and moral growth, the society began in a loft on Bridge street with a $6.11 seed, later expanding to a Cambridge street building with a 1200 seat hall and 4000 square foot stage, plus gymnasium and library facilities, reflecting a long history of notable members and community impact.

St. John’s Literary Institute East Cambridge St. John's Literary Institute M. J. Fenelon John Fenelon Christopher Callahan James H. McCann James McFeeley Edward Skelly Daniel Kelly Michael Burns Bridge Street Newark N. J Cambridge Street

Cambridge Literary Institute: A History of Growth and Service

The Cambridge Literary Institute, long a leading East Cambridge organization, boasts about fifty honorary members and notable veterans like Bernard O'Brien and Daniel Shaughnessy. Since 1854 it promoted elocution, debate, and a Catholic library, expanded through years, aided the poor, supported drama, and contributed many athletes and thinkers, with Civil War service and a strong future outlook.

Bernard O’brien Daniel BK. Shaughnessy Sacred Heart Church Institute Glee Club Cambridge Peter I. Curran Henry Callahan John FF. Maguire Lewis I. Martine Daniel Quinn John Pendergast Joseph Powers William Long Frank Skelly Frank Shaughnessy George English John Bracken Richard Delaney John O'Neil Lawrence Carroll St. John’s Church Guild of St. John Hamilton Institute of Charlestown Edward Skxelly Institute Thomas Shea East Cambridge University City J. W. Coveney Boston Isl Francis Brannigan Lincoln Institute Guards John H. Rafferty Jere W. Coveney John B. Newman

Cambridge Wins Marathon at St Louis

The Cambridge Y M A team led by Tommy Hicks wins the St Louis marathon among 31 starters. Hicks finishes in 3 hours 48 minutes 43 seconds, with Cambridgeport’s Fowler sixth and Boston’s Sree land seventh. Foreigner finishers are behind Hicks, with controversy over Fred Lorz from the Mohawks disqualified for a car assist.

Boston Cambridge St. Louis Tommy Hicks Cambridge Y. M.A Gil Hicks Fowler Cambridgeport Sreeland Briwley Wicks Corey Chicago Newton New York Sammy Mellor Fred Lorz Lora Ticks Athens Lowes Teoto France Lin Pres. Francis

A Cambridge City Chronicle: Gossipy Notes On Politics and Thievery

A Cambridge column laments police conduct and city politics. It reports on Ward Seven backing Martin Witte for the Middlesex district seat, thefts at the public library, and precinct officer appointments amid Daly’s influence. It notes active Democratic enthusiasm from women at a field day and lists precinct roles with addresses.

Martin Witte Middlesex Tam Martin

Precinct Officers Named by Mayor Daly Amid City Politics

The list shows appointments for ward precinct officers with many veteran Democrats replaced by trusted allies. Details include ward and precinct officers with names, streets, and roles such as warden deputy warden clerk and inspector across Wards One Two and Three. Citizens remark on personal gain driving the reshuffle and reflect on the political climate in city hall.

Walter Wardwell Walter Billy Davis Crambridge Daly Combine Cambridge John J. Barry Vine Street John J. Bradley Fifth Street George C. Capelle Thorndike Street George KE. Parker Otis Street Prank I. ‘Tufts B. Thorndike Street John A. Connor Cambridge Street I. Frederick Miller Spring Street William J. Crothers John L. O'Brien Charles Street Edward J. Sweeney OS Sixth Street John J. Mullins Francis H. Wait Joseph L. Gomes Gore Street John Catlin J. Edwin Price Joshua B. ‘Taylor I. Sylvanus J. Redding George Benz Sixth Street I. George A. Benz KR. Arethur M. Redmain John AH. Bagan Charles F. Shelley T. Louis O'Brien Jeremiah A. Kelleher Joseph J. O'Conner Depuy Frank Quinn Thormdike Street Chearge A. Iibbs Adolph Netzela Spring Streets Horace Th Walker Cabridge Street Trearge L. Sibley Cambridge Free Frederick Athel Reafan Winser St David A. Marshall Marcellin Street Christopher FP Gaylor Webster Avenue Charles J. McCarthy Porthind Street Horace J. Gray Bristol Street William H. Joyce Winsor Street John Jacob Thertach Clement J. McDonald Menry I. McKenna Columbia Street Joseph J. Reed Muntinge Street Charles J. Martell Portmouth Street William BW. Murphy Henry To Carty Edward FP. Wadden Hampshire Street John A Nilson Mymouth Street George W. Floyd Plymouth Street Ry Charles 1. Simpson Themis Hy Pairdis Columba Street Frank Maron Elm Street James Epps Union Street George A. Rosenberger Lincoln Street James TT Witter Street William Ward Leighton Court Tispeetor Dooley James W. Cosgrove Fourt Street George BE. Murphy Fourth Street Daniel DP. Deliney Warden D William N. Long Wareden Charles J. McElray Otts Street Gutheim Julius A. Gutheim Charles L. Seys Winter Street Herman T. Graustein R. Snedbiyltz Henry Netzeba Edward IT. McCarron Third Street John FF. McCarthy James Z. Murphy Conlan's Court Tnspector R. Edward A. Doyle R. Willitin Campbell Tremont Street James A. Yates Hardwick Street Willian I. Kerrigan Berkshire Street James Z. Maher Portsmouth Street Dennis HW Long Portland Street

Democratic Field Day a Grand Success at Charles River Park

The Democratic city committee held its field day last Saturday at Charles River park with more than 84 attendees. President Henry J. Cunningham received praise for managing the event, described as a magnificent day and a forerunner of Democratic success next fall despite minor hitches.

Democratic City Committee Charles River Park Henry J. Cunningham

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ST. Johns Institute East Cambridge Organization THE the “Sentinel Cossip Manasses Joseph Willard Lotis Trojan Cambridge Ihemocrats Julius the Wise Julius Specter, D William J. Quinn Iore Street Parkville Ward Cunningham Red Jackets Nationals Card OF Treamss Cusas WM. Stolbr Harry Sullivan Edmund J. Train Coney Island Reformatory Almy Tur Winn Broof
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